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Evoqua WALLACE & TIERNAN 700 P User Manual

Evoqua WALLACE & TIERNAN 700 P
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WALLACE & TIERNAN
®
ELECTRONICS MODULE
700 P
Version 1.31 and later
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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Evoqua WALLACE & TIERNAN 700 P Specifications

General IconGeneral
Model700 P
CategoryControl Systems
ManufacturerEvoqua (WALLACE & TIERNAN)
GasChlorine
Power Supply50/60 Hz
Materials of ConstructionPVC
Communication ProtocolModbus

Summary

1. Introduction

1.1 Documentation

Provides information on the manual's structure, target audience, and safety instructions.

1.2 Conventions

Explains symbols and their meanings used throughout the manual for clear communication.

2. Safety

2.1 Intended Use

Specifies the designated purpose and application scope for the 700 P electronics module.

2.2 General Safety Instructions

Provides essential safety guidelines and warnings for handling and operating the device.

2.3 Specific Operating Phases

Details safety precautions for different operational stages like normal use and maintenance.

2.4 Warranty Conditions

Outlines the requirements that must be met to ensure warranty validity.

2.5 Disclaimer

States the manufacturer's limitations of liability regarding damages during installation or use.

3. Description

3.1 General

Introduces the 700 P electronics module as part of the Pool Management System and its primary functions.

3.2 Versions

Explains the configuration options and variant codes for the 700 P electronics module based on customer requirements.

3.3 Design

Details the physical components and construction of the 700 P electronics module, including housing and internal parts.

3.4 Functions

Describes the capabilities and typical applications of the 700 P electronics module in pool management.

3.5 Technical Data electronics module

Provides detailed specifications for the 700 P electronics module, including dimensions, power, and environmental conditions.

4. Interfaces

4.1 CAN interface

Explains the CAN interface functionality, connection, and its role as a sensor bus.

4.2 RS485 interface

Details the RS485 interface for data transfer to superordinate systems and its integration into bus systems.

4.3 USB interface

Describes the USB interface for data export, firmware updates, and parameter management.

4.4 Fieldbus connection

Covers connection to superordinate fieldbus systems like Profibus DP.

4.5 Ethernet interface

Explains the LAN port for network access, remote operation via VNC, and Modbus TCP communication.

4.6 Modbus TCP interface

Details the integrated Modbus TCP interface for data communication via Ethernet.

4.6.1 Data formats

Specifies the data formats used for process data transmission via Modbus TCP.

5. Installation

5.1 Scope of supply

Lists the items included with the 700 P electronics module and optional components.

5.2 Transport and storage

Provides guidelines for safe handling, transport, and storage of the device to maintain its condition.

5.3 Requirements for ambient conditions

Outlines necessary environmental conditions for correct and safe operation of the module.

5.4 Mechanical installation

Covers the physical mounting procedures for the module, including options and details.

5.5 Electrical installation

Details the safe and correct procedures for wiring the 700 P electronics module to the power supply.

5.6 Commissioning

Outlines the steps and requirements for safely starting up and configuring the 700 P electronics module.

5.7 Shutting down

Provides instructions for safely disconnecting and powering down the 700 P electronics module.

5.8 Renewed start up

Refers to the commissioning section for procedures on restarting the device.

6. Operation

6.1 Display and control elements

Explains the functions of the color graphic display and touch panel for user interaction.

6.2 Menus

Introduces the available menus for measurements, controls, and system settings on the module.

6.3 Calibration

Details the procedures for calibrating sensors (chlorine, pH, ORP, conductivity) for accurate measurements.

6.4 Errors and remedies

Lists possible error messages, their causes, and recommended solutions for troubleshooting.

7. Maintenance

7.1 Maintenance intervals

Specifies the recommended schedule for performing maintenance tasks on the module.

7.2 Changing the fuses on the A&C board

Provides step-by-step instructions for safely replacing fuses on the A&C board.

7.3 Replacing the battery

Guides users on how to safely replace the real-time clock battery.

7.4 Cleaning

Advises on proper cleaning methods for the device, recommending mild detergents.

8. Retrofit kits and spare parts

8.1 Retrofit kits

Lists available optional components for upgrading the module's functionality.

8.2 Installing retrofit kits

Explains the process of installing mA output cards or relay boards.

8.3 Spare parts

Provides a list of part numbers for essential spare components of the 700 P electronics module.

8.3.4 Instruction Manuals

Lists available manuals for the 700 P module and associated flow cells in different languages.

9. Wiring Diagrams

10. Declarations and certificates

10.1 Declaration of Conformity

Presents the EC declaration confirming compliance with relevant European directives.

10.2 Certificate of Compliance

Shows the CSA certificate indicating compliance with North American safety standards.

11. Index

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